Austria starts 250,000 euro support scheme for single wagon transport in Tyrol

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Austria has started a 250,000 support scheme for single wagon transport in Tyrol, bordering Italy. The programme has been in effect since 1 April. It is not supposed to be a one-time love affair with rail as it aims at a long-term modal shift breakup with the road.

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Austria starts 250,000 euro support scheme for single wagon transport in Tyrol

Image: Shutterstock. Leonid Andronov

Austria has started a 250,000 support scheme for single wagon transport in Tyrol, bordering Italy. The programme has been in effect since 1 April. It is not supposed to be a one-time love affair with rail as it aims at a long-term modal shift breakup with the road.

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